Brian E. Canavan

Just came across this obit for Brian as I was looking for his mother, Nancy. I feel so badly to hear of her son's death. When I was Nancy's neighbor in Chittenango, I can remember Jeffrey more clearly than Brian but I'm sure he grew up to be a wonderful man. My condolences to Nancy.

I don't Brian or his family, My deepest condolences. I was on northway after accident had happened an I continually prayed. As my dad was a truck driver as is my younger brother is. I pray your beautiful memories of him will help your family through such a sad time. Sincerely Joy Johnson

Always a Gentleman, Brian had the smile, as well as the personality, to light up a room. I observed, from a mother's heart as he and Rob reconnected, years after high school graduation. A friendship rekindled through divine providence, as successful adults. Having married Chittenango, schoolmates. Sherri and Suzanne, enough alike to be sisters, the story had come full circle. Only one more reunion awaits. Heaven!

Nancy so sorry, thinking about you. Have a part time job at dollar tree now. Couldn´t keep up with everything had to get job. You take care Jean.

Dearest Nancy, you are in my heart. Love, Patti

I will forever think of Brian as the LOVE & LIGHT of my best friend Sherri´s life. It´s so rare to find a true LOVE once in your life and these 2 beautiful people found in each other Twice. Brian , I promise you I will be there for your beautiful bride and we will never ever forget you. I love you..Dawnie

Had a passion for BMX bicycles.

Please accept the most heartfelt sympathies of Le Moyne College. We hope the love and memories that you will forever hold in your heart bring you peace and comfort during this difficult time.